Word: linda
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...care to quibble; one Brazilian industrialist who balked found himself labeled in Chatô's press as "a bandit, looter, pachyderm, hippopotamus, Berber filibuster, Barbary pirate." Typical contributors: Coffee King Geremia Lunardelli, Banker (and former Ambassador to Washington) Walther Moreira Salles, Industrialist Francisco ("Baby") Pignatari (occasional playmate of Linda Christian). Chatô himself is the most generous giver, but seems almost ashamed to admit that he ever had to reach into his own pocket. Says Director Bardi: "This is the first museum created by publicity...
Three Cambridge landlords who are listed on the University Housing Registry yesterday admitted that they do not rent rooms or apartments to non-white students. Their names were among nine sent to the CRIMSON last week by Mrs. Linda N. Larkin, who stated that these people had refused to rent to a Negro couple...
...Cabinet resolution was in response to last week's letter to the CRIMSON from Mrs. Linda N. Larkin, who asserted that several Cambridge homeowners who are listed with the University Registry refused to rent to a Negro couple...
...would appreciate hearing about anything that might be done in connection with this problem. Thank you. Linda N. Larkin (Mrs. Bruce D.)" [*Names will be furnished upon request...
...profoundly conscious of the world in which the Lomans live and move, it is as human beings that they interest and concern us. Director Langton seems to have gotten to the root of the personal relationships of the play. One can almost see it schematized in his mind: Linda--Mrs. Loman--at the center as the fulcrum and focus of the action, and perhaps in the larger sense the symbol of Woman as the base of stability in the family, her husband Willy at one end of the lever, and Biff, her oldest son, at the other...